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Mbalula announces amended taxi operating regulations during lockdown

Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula has urged all taxi owners and operators to abide by the amended regulations and preserve the lives of their passengers. Mbalula has announced amended measures for public transport during the remainder of the coronavirus lockdown period. Public transport will be permitted to ferry essential services workers from 5am to 10am and from 4pm to 8pm. Minibuses and midibuses will get an hour’s grace to get to […]

today2 April 2020

Local

Police on high alert amid Delft taxi tensions

Western Cape police and the City of Cape Town have urged residents to refrain from making comments or posting pictures which are alarming on social media platforms. This follows the circulation of old images of burning buses to create the impression that taxi violence in Delft and Nyanga had escalated. The situation in these areas has been tense since the murder of two taxi drivers in Delft two weeks ago. […]

today24 March 2017

News

Delft community on edge as taxi violence continues

The situation in Delft seems calm at present, as police continue to monitor the area on Thursday. Residents reported this morning that gunshots were fired and local schools had to send learners home. The Delft Taxi Association and the Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association are at war over taxi routes and illegal operators. The violence has left two drivers dead and many injured. When VOC News arrived in the area at […]

today23 March 2017

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